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@Michael38548127 @LePapillonBlu2 Post the conviction of rape. I'll wait.............

4 women have now accused Swalwell of misconduct, and Democrats have been quick to condemn him. 2 dozen women have accused Donald Trump, one convincing a jury to find him liable for it, and only the Democrats have condemned him. Anyone else see the problem?

@LePapillonBlu2 Nope, NOT found liable for anything other than defamation.

@RossKneeDeep @rhysajlucero He COUDN'T have won if it were true.

@rhysajlucero And you think it isn't?

To those of you who keep saying that Obama is the reason this country is currently racially divided.

@BrianAtlas Yes

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@TheRealMarina0 Fake poll

NEW POLL: 75% of Americans say Pete Hegseth should be removed from office. Are you one of them? Yes. No.

@ML3democrats The democrat cult does.

Who agrees JD Vance is the worst VP?

We all know bitches are savages, and when mad, lash out with false allegations. My son was accused of rape, and guess what? She was found liable for lying!!!! Not only was she not with him the time she said it happened, but it was proven he wasn't even in the state when it supposedly happened. I do NOT believe all women, and I have my own personal experiences to prove you shouldn't.

@kiw1966 @anyonewantchips @Fernand46357857 Hegseth confirmed he paid $50,000 hush money to a woman who accused him of sexual assault in 2017. But sure, believe what you want. 🙄

If Eric Swalwell & Tony Gonzales can resign over sexual assault accusations - Trump & Pete Hegseth can resign over sexual assault accusations.

Hush money is not exclusively paid because an accusation is true, nor is it always extortion; it is a complex financial transaction often used to manage reputation, avoid embarrassment, or settle potential legal disputes quietly. While it is often paid to silence true allegations of embarrassing or illegal behavior, it can also be paid to avoid the high cost and publicity of defending against false accusations.

@tunedhuman @anyonewantchips @Fernand46357857 Yes, the mail was, but the EX denies any abuse!!!!! I believe the EX! You know the person who was supposed to have been abused? The one who was actually living with him? axios.com/2025/01/21/dan…

@kiw1966 @anyonewantchips @Fernand46357857 It was his MOTHER.

Nope!! I will believe the EX before anyone else. Heat of the moment during a divorce. You can believe what you want, but no charges and no conviction. Also, the EX said no abuse!!!!!! Samantha Hegseth, the second ex-wife of Pete Hegseth, stated there was "no physical abuse in my marriage" following allegations made in a 2025 affidavit from her former sister-in-law. She denied the claims, contradicting allegations that she feared for her safety, and both Pete and Samantha previously signed a 2021 document stating neither was a victim of domestic abuse. Hegseth and ex-wife deny claims by ex-sister-in-law axios.com/2025/01/21/dan…

@kiw1966 @anyonewantchips @Fernand46357857 Yes, she had to cover for him and walk it back because he was about to go up for confirmation for his job. Yet other sources confirmed his abuse, so it still holds true.

@AriJanis09 @harryjsisson It was actually a recording of JD speaking at a different time. It's what TPUSA always does. They even still use recordings of Charlie at the events.

@harryjsisson Pay attention to the stage nobody is there! He added the audio to make it seem like someone was talking. It’s fake!!

JD Vance and Turning Point could only fill 25% of this venue in Atlanta, Georgia, per Jake Traylor of MSNOW. Nobody likes MAGA anymore and that’s a beautiful thing.

@harryjsisson You all try so hard to cope because you know the youth of America are turning to god and away from the democrat cult.

The event hadn't even started yet at that point. All it was, was a recording of JD speaking on different topics. You wouldn't have gotten this video of empty seats during the event, for one, because the lights were off. That's how we know it wasn't during the time when he was on stage.

@AlexanderNews_ I call bullshit on the poll, is what I say.

Democrats are calling for Pete Hegseth to be removed—and the polls around this issue are getting a lot of attention What do YOU think ? Should Pete Hegseth be removed from his position ? A. Yes, it’s time for him to go B. No, he should stay in his role Vote now and make your voice heard!

@KirstenChanning @TMZ He wouldn't have chosen to speak against our president for stopping the terrorists, while being quiet about Iran killing 30k innocent protesters, that's for sure.

@kiw1966 @TMZ Wow you really drank the cool aid WWJD?

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Republican senator Ted Cruz wouldn't say if he's Team Trump or Team Pope, no matter how many different ways he was asked. 👀

@NaziHunterUSA @RyanMRobinson1 @anyonewantchips All fake AI images, but keep going.

@RyanMRobinson1 @anyonewantchips

Penelope Hegseth has since walked back the email: She told the New York Times she wrote it "in anger, with emotion" and immediately sent a follow-up apology In a December 2024 appearance on Fox & Friends, she defended her son, saying the email was sent during a "very difficult divorce," that she wrote it "in haste" and "out of love" (or deep emotion), and that "it is not true" and "has never been true."

@anyonewantchips @Fernand46357857 Yes, both of them. Hegseth's a complete degenerate. An alcoholic with multiple sexual assault accusations who paid a custom $50K hush money. Even his own mother, Penelope Hegseth, knows who he is.

Keep posting your ignorance for the world to see. No, a conviction is not possible in a civil suit. Convictions occur only in criminal cases, where a defendant is found guilty of violating state law and faces jail time. Civil suits result in being held "liable" (responsible) for damages, typically resulting in monetary compensation, not incarceration.

@RyanMRobinson1 @anyonewantchips @G79767Grace Biased jury? Are Trump's lawyers so lame they couldn't do their jobs? 😭😭😭 That actually tracks for him! 😭😭😭

No, a conviction is not possible in a civil suit. Convictions occur only in criminal cases, where a defendant is found guilty of violating state law and faces jail time. Civil suits result in being held "liable" (responsible) for damages, typically resulting in monetary compensation, not incarceration.

@G79767Grace @anyonewantchips Radio silence from the Republicans!!

No, a conviction is not possible in a civil suit. Convictions occur only in criminal cases, where a defendant is found guilty of violating state law and faces jail time. Civil suits result in being held "liable" (responsible) for damages, typically resulting in monetary compensation, not incarceration.

@JaiSweany @anyonewantchips Yes, he sure was.